Solar & Roofing FAQs

Some programs may offer zero-upfront options to eligible homeowners. Availability, approval and monthly terms depend on the current program and your project. $0 down does not mean solar has no cost.

Savings vary with electricity use, utility rates, system production, payment terms, export rules, fixed utility charges and future rate changes. A personalized estimate should use your actual bill and clearly state its assumptions. No estimate can guarantee future savings.

Often the roof should be evaluated before solar is finalized. AllSeason offers roofing and solar so the work can be considered together; suitability and sequence depend on the roof and design.

Not necessarily. Backup depends on battery capacity, inverter configuration, backed-up circuits, household loads, charge and system design. Ask which essential loads the proposed system is designed to support.

A project can take several weeks, and the full process may vary with permits, utility interconnection, surveys, inspections, scheduling, weather and project complexity. Ask for current stage-specific estimates.

No. Financing requires lender approval and current program terms. Warranty coverage depends on the equipment, installation, registration and actual written documents.